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A reaction by Gary. The man arrested on suspicion of possibly trying to assassinate former president Donald Trump spent his recent years in search of a mission — trying to muster up a ragtag army to defend Ukraine and writing a book about his failed efforts, according to law enforcement officials and his online data trail.Ryan Wesley Routh was taken into police custody Sunday while FBI agents scoured his car and examined his life for clues to his actions and possible motives, according to multiple law enforcement officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to confirm the identify of the man who allegedly crouched outside a Florida golf course with a rifle while Trump played about 400 yards away.Authorities have not publicly released Routh's name. Public records show Routh, 58, as living most recently in Kaaawa on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, at a property also linked to a person named Kathleen Shaffer. No one answered when a Washington Post reporter called a number associated with the address Sunday.A blog on the crowdsourcing fundraising site GoFundMe, posted in 2022 by a Kathleen Shaffer, said she was raising funds to support her fiancé, Ryan, who “put his life at home on hold and traveled to Kyiv in April to support the people of Ukraine. He plans on staying for at least 90 days and stays at a hostel with a military unit.” Photos on the page show a slim, blond man resembling other pictures of Routh that have circulated online and in news accounts.That blog said Routh was coordinating international volunteers and had helped “send 120 drones to the front lines. Wow!” The page had collected pledges totaling $1,865 out of a goal of $2,500, which Shaffer said in the posting would go toward paying for flags, tactical gear, hostel lodging and other supplies for volunteers.Public records also show that Routh, originally from North Carolina, faced criminal charges for two separate incidents in 2002 for possession of a weapon of mass destruction.He pleaded guilty to the first charge in April 2002, a court docket filing shows, though no other details were publicly available.He also was charged in December of that year, when, according to an account from the News & Record newspaper, Routh, armed with a machine gun, barricaded himself in a United Roofing building in Greensboro for three hours. Authorities say the incident began after he was pulled over for a traffic stop. Police ultimately arrested him without incident.In that second case, he pleaded guilty to driving without a license and registration, resisting a public officer and carrying a concealed firearm, while the weapon of mass destruction charge was dropped, public records show.That was a sharp departure from a younger Routh, profiled in the same newspaper in 1991 for his assistance in helping defend a woman against an alleged rapist. Roth, then 25, was wearing a coat and tie in a large photo accompanying the story. He was dubbed a “super citizen” and awarded a Law Enforcement Oscar by the Greensboro chapter of the International Union of Police Association. The headline on the story: “Crimefighting pays.”Last year, Routh was interviewed by the New York Times for a story about Americans' often faltering efforts to provide military aid and support to Ukraine. Routh told the paper that after spending several months in Ukraine in 2022, he planned to move Afghan soldiers who had fled from the Taliban to Ukraine to fight.“We can probably purchase some passports through Pakistan, since it's such a corrupt country,” he said in an interview from Washington.Routh also apparently wrote a 291-page book last year about his disillusionment surrounding Ukraine, according to an Amazon listing that was selling the tome for $2.99.The book, which purports to be about Ukraine's “unwinnable war” and the “fatal flaw of democracy,” includes pages of graphic photos, including beheadings, dead children, & bloodied corpses. (see full article in The Washington Post.

A HANDY MAN—Photographers are gearheads. They're always throwing around brand names, model numbers, product specs.So when legendary photographer Eddie Adams asked today's guest, Dan Winters, if he knew how to handle a JD-450, it was a no-brainer. He had grown up with a JD-350. So yeah, the 450 would be no problem.But here's the funny thing: the JD-450 is not made by Nikon. Or Canon. Or Fuji. Or Leica. Not even his beloved Hasselblad. Nope. The JD-450 isn't made in Tokyo, Wetzlar, or Gothenburg.The John Deere 450 bulldozer is made in Dubuque, Iowa, USA.And what Eddie Adams urgently needed right at that moment, was someone to backfill, level, and compact a trench at his farm, which, coincidentally, was prepping to host the first-ever Eddie Adams Workshop, the world-renowned photojournalism seminar, at his farm in Sullivan County, New York, near the site of the 1969 Woodstock music festival.Get to know Dan Winters a little bit, and none of this will come as a surprise to you. It also won't surprise you that the bulldozer incident isn't even the funniest part of the story of how Winters got to New York City in 1988 to launch what has become one of the most distinguished careers in the history of editorial photography. A career which began with his first job at the News-Record, a 35,000-circulation newspaper in Thousand Oaks, California.The secret—spoiler alert—to his remarkable career, Winters will say, “is based in a belief that I'm being very thorough with my pursuits and being very realistic. I'm not lying to myself about the effort I'm putting into it. Because this is not a casual pursuit at all. This is 100 percent commitment.”Well, that, and out-of-this-world talent and vision. Print Is Dead (Long Live Print!) is a production of Magazeum LLC & MO.D ©2021–2024

On June 12, 2024, a concerning situation began to unfold as an official NASA live stream featured audio that appeared to reveal a medical emergency unfolding on board the International Space Station. Although the incident turned out to be a false alarm, it served as a reminder of the dangers astronauts face while in orbit.  This week on The Micah Hanks Program, we look at several of the most alarming incidents that have occurred in the history of spaceflight, as well as occasional encounters with unidentified objects reported by astronauts during orbital operations. Have you had a UFO/UAP sighting? Please consider reporting your sighting to the UAP Sightings Reporting System, a public resource for information about sightings of aerial phenomena. The story doesn't end here... become an X Subscriber and get access to even more weekly content and monthly specials. Want to advertise/sponsor The Micah Hanks Program? We have partnered with the AdvertiseCast to handle our advertising/sponsorship requests. If you would like to advertise with The Micah Hanks Program, all you have to do is click the link below to get started: AdvertiseCast: Advertise with The Micah Hanks Program Show Notes Below are links to stories and other content featured in this episode: NEWS: Record-breaking US heat wave scorches the Midwest as New York activates the National Guard  New Boeing whistleblower shared ‘chilling' account of retaliation, senator says U.S. Air Force and Lockheed Martin Test Advanced Mk21A Missile Reentry Vehicle Over the Pacific What's That? NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Just Spotted Something on the Far Side of the Moon NASA: Emergency on the ISS? Disturbing Audio Led to Concerns About a Medical Situation in Space  Audio of the NASA "false alarm" BECOME AN X SUBSCRIBER AND GET EVEN MORE GREAT PODCASTS AND MONTHLY SPECIALS FROM MICAH HANKS. Sign up today and get access to the entire back catalog of The Micah Hanks Program, as well as “classic” episodes of The Gralien Report Podcast, weekly “additional editions” of the subscriber-only X Podcast, the monthly Enigmas specials, and much more. Like us on Facebook Follow @MicahHanks on Twitter Keep up with Micah and his work at micahhanks.com.

He was supposed to be a record setter 60 years ago, and he finally set a different one, equally as amazing! Hear that in your Good News!

When this 19 year old crossed the finish line of a marathon, he didn't JUST earn a finishers medal! Hear that in your Good news!

In episode 2 of “Never Light Up a Room Podcast” we discuss a grisly case where a neighborly dispute ends in tragic consequences. Join us as we cover the case of Ann Hoover and Roy Kirk.   References    Harry Hewland, Tunnel of Hate, Fear Thy Neighbor, Investigation Discovery, April 4, 2006    Milan Simonich, Could Police Have Prevented Suicide, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Thursday March 27, pg 13     Jonathan Silver, Slain Pianist Had Passion for Music and Home, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Thursday March 27, 1997, pg 13     Lawrence Walsh, Life 'All Messed Up', Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Thursday March 27, 1997, pg 1 & 13     Torsten Ove & Timothy McNully, Police Say Kirk Dug Way Into Hoover's Home, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Thursday March 27, 1997, pg 1    The Associated Press, Dispute Blamed for Slaying, Suspect's Suicide in Police Van, News Record, North Hills, Pennsylvania  Wednesday March 26, 1997, pg 6    Michael Fuoco, Land Dispute Turns Tragic, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Wednesday, March 26, 1997, pg 1& 3     Jan Ackerman, Property Dispute Linked to Deaths, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Wednesday, March 26, 1997, pg 3    Linda Wilson Fuoco, Chihuahua's Aren't As Sturdy As They Seem, Pittsburgh Post- Gazette, Wednesday, July 8, 1998, pg 95    Michael Fuoco and Jim McKinnon, Murders Decline in County, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Thursday Jan 1, 1998, pg 9    Brandon Keat, Hoover Memorial Park Set for June 1 Opening, Trib Live, https://archive.triblive.com/news/hoover-memorial-park-set-for-june-1-opening-2/, accessed March 26, 2024. 

Jen Sabella, the Director of Strategy and co-founder of Block Club Chicago, joins Bob Sirott to share the latest Chicago neighborhood stories. She provides details on: Andersonville Small Businesses Team Up To Stop Foxtrot From Opening In Neighborhood: Foxtrot wants to open in the former Reza's restaurant, but the landlord is now considering other tenants after […]

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Last Wednesday, lawmakers convened for a widely-anticipated hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) featuring testimony from witnesses that included former Navy pilots Commander Dave Fravor and Ryan Graves, and recent UAP whistleblower David Grush. In this installment of The Micah Hanks Program, we provide an analysis of last week's hearing, and the explosive statements the former military witnesses provided under oath to members of Congress about the U.S. federal government's involvement with UAP, as well as  bombshell claims about the alleged coverup of a UAP crash wreckage retrieval program.  The story doesn't end here... become an X Subscriber and get access to even more weekly content and monthly specials. Want to advertise/sponsor The Micah Hanks Program? We have partnered with the fine folks at Gumball to handle our advertising/sponsorship requests. If you would like to advertise with The Micah Hanks Program, all you have to do is click the link below to get started: Gumball: Advertise with The Micah Hanks Program Show Notes Below are links to stories and other content featured in this episode: NEWS: Record heat wave in Phoenix could end with a bang Mystery Leprosy Case in Texas World's oldest man dies at 127 Why do some people get cancer, while others don't? Scientists have one 'revolutionary' explanation How Humans Will Become Multi-Planetary Species UAP HEARING: UFO hearing key takeaways: cover-up claims and Pentagon denials Whistleblowers Testify Under Oath About "Craft of Non-Human Origin" and Military Encounters with UAP Congressman Provides Account of Military UAP Image That He Says Matches No “Human Capability” The Congressional Hearing on UAP: What We Learned From Yesterday's Testimony  Director of Pentagon's UAP Investigations Challenges Claims Made in Recent UAP Hearing  Independent Research and Development  BECOME AN X SUBSCRIBER AND GET EVEN MORE GREAT PODCASTS AND MONTHLY SPECIALS FROM MICAH HANKS. Sign up today and get access to the entire back catalog of The Micah Hanks Program, as well as “classic” episodes of The Gralien Report Podcast, weekly “additional editions” of the subscriber-only X Podcast, the monthly Enigmas specials, and much more. Like us on Facebook Follow @MicahHanks on Twitter Keep up with Micah and his work at micahhanks.com.

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Welcome to your weekly news update, we have 3 stories for you this week; Drone Light Show Record Set, More DJI Leaks, and a Big Upcoming Event - EAA AirVenture!

Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019). History: Elise Kellond-Knight, Matildas Cap 153 Matildas Debut: 2007 (still active) Appearances: 115 (2 goals) Position: Midfielder Hot Topics World Cup News FIFPro report - lack of professional care standards Jamaica and Canada feuding over WWC funding (via Sophie Lawson / ESPN) Official song announced "Do It Again" BENEE ft Mallrat Squads - Republic Of Ireland, New Zealand, Brazil, Netherlands & Spain set to annouce their WWC squads this week The FIFA 23 WWC update is out, Maj downloaded it during the recording of this podcast! News Record-breaking crowd expected for Matildas v France in Melbourne Launch of the Play On exhibition at the Uni of Canberra on July 11th, chronicling the history of women's football in the ACT. Beyond 90's Anthony and Steffen are contributors, as is 'Soccer Snaps by Sal' Giovinazzo. Booking a tour (between July 3 - August 31) is recommended. ParaMatildas fundraiser at the Royal Hotel Queanbeyan: Matildas Signings: Around the World - Aussies/NZ Abroad Dub News & Signings Mackenzie Barry signs a two season contract with Wellington Phoenix (joining Chloe Knott, Alyssa Whinham, Michaela Robertson, Emma Main & Marisa van der Meer) Perth Glory sign Isobel Dalton, Grace Johnston and Georgia Cassidy Season 16 squad page Nordic Norway – Toppserien Round 16 Sweden – Damallsvenkan Round 15 Danish Cup Final US – NWSL State Football Queens, Kings and Themperors of the Week All of us - our very own Neil Bennett will be part of the Football West Women’s Standing Committee for the next two years! The Committee is tasked with driving the development of women's football in Western Australia Dale - 1) Sarina Bolden scored four times for Illawarra Stingrays as they beat Emerging Jets 8-1 2) Grace Gill announced her retirement from football Eric - 1) Manly United won six out of six games in Football NSW Girls Youth League and NPL NSW Women's on Sunday 2) Daisy Arrowsmith scored her first two Manly United goals in Manly's 2-0 win over Gladesville Ravens Maj - Winonah Heatley started in the Danish Cup Final and FC Nordsjælland won!

Here is a short episode giving an update on The Doors catalogue being partially sold, what their upcoming Records Store Day release will be, and a general update on the channel.

Welcome to The Quicky, getting you up to speed daily.  On top of The Quicky team bringing you a daily deep dive on one topic that has captured your attention along with the morning news headlines, we also update you each afternoon from 5pm with the evening headlines. If you have a topic you would like us to look into further, email thequicky@mamamia.com.au with your story suggestions. CREDITS  Host: Isabella Ross Audio Producer: Thom Lion Subscribe to MamamiaBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

COA's Jimmy Lewis talks about working at the agency, about the value seniors bring to Chatham County, and about the "6 OVER 60" project, which is a collaboration between the COA and the News + Record.Make a nomination!Visit the COA's website 

Hey, Curious Listeners! Today I have for you the gruesome tale of one, Edward Gein, inspiration behind Psycho, as well as Leatherface. My dad is joining me on the podcast today! It is going to be great fun, and I just know you are gonna love it! Source Materials: www.news.com.au www.newspapers.com Schechter, Harold. Deviant. Hodder and Stoughten, New Edition. 1993. The Capital Times. 18 Nov 1957. Wisconsin State Journal. 19 Nov 1957. Wisconsin State Journal. 20 Nov 1957. The Osh-Kosh Northwestern. 15 Nov 1958. News Record. 18 Nov 1957. Leader-Telegram. 21 Nov 1957.

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KATIE CHILDS, the executive director of the United Way of Chatham County, talks about her agency's work in supporting partnering nonprofits to meet critical needs of Chatham residents — and in envisioning a community in which all residents have access to the necessary resources to thrive.Chatham businesses: support the United Way by joining the News + Record in the $100 by 100 campaign!HOSTS: Bill Horner III of the Chatham News + Record and Daniel Simmons of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Carolina.Find out more about the United Way.

Hello there carebears, podkillers and every capsuleer in between! Rambo, Taylor Rick & Krymsonkyng talk about Eve Echoes News and Updates, community news, game tips and much more!Check it out! Feel free to join us in the studio on my discord, 7:30pm PST.Echoes of New Eden Discord: https://discord.gg/M56U3U6bfQEchoes of New Eden Podcast Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4ox...Leave us a Voicemail! (928) 224-9027‬Echoes from the Front Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/c/EchoesfromtheFrontSky News Youtube; https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8cA...Sky News-Telegram Blog: https://t.me/s/EveSkyNewsSky News Discord; http://discord.gg/w5SQPSnt2qNew Eden FM discord: https://discord.gg/bbNjs7VcfhNew Eve Echoes subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/echoes_eve/Thanks, everybody, farewell and fly safe.    

In this special edition of the Chatcast, we speak with Dist. 5 candidates Gary Leonard and Tim Moore, each seeking a seat on the Chatham County Board of Education. Leonard, the incumbent and the board's chairperson, faces challenger Tim Moore for a four-year seat on the board.Special thanks to Mr. Moore, who spoke at the News + Record's candidate forum on Oct. 26, for suggesting this conversation with Mr. Leonard, who had taken ill at could not attend the forum. Hosts: Bill Horner III + Ben Rappaport

Audio from News + Record's candidate forum held Wed., Oct. 26, at CCCC.Follow all the News + Record's elections coverage at www.chathamnewsrecord.com/elections

Audio from News + Record's candidate forum held Wed., Oct. 26, at CCCC.Follow all the News + Record's elections coverage at www.chathamnewsrecord.com/elections

A Chatcast update: The News + Record's Bill Horner III first spoke with New York Times journalist Elizabeth Williamson back in May about her new book, "Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth," the compelling story of  the aftermath of the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. It's an engrossing account not of the shooting at Sandy Hook, but about what happened in the hours, the days and the months that followed as conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones of InfoWars used their platforms to incite and enrage millions of listeners and followers by telling the the tragedy didn't happen. (Jones, for example, claimed no one died at Sandy Hook and that child actors were used in the “false flag” event designed to boost gun control measures.) It's also the story of how false conspiracy narratives and malicious misinformation have gained traction in today's America.Horner and Williamson spoke again a few weeks later following the tragic school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, and then again on Aug. 13, after Jones' first trial in Texas.This episode is an update recorded Friday, Oct. 21, after Jones' second trial in Connecticut. 

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A Chatcast update: The News + Record's Bill Horner III spoke with New York Times journalist Elizabeth Williamson back in May about her new book, "Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth," the compelling story of  the aftermath of the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. It's an engrossing account not of the shooting at Sandy Hook, but about what happened in the hours, the days and the months that followed as conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones of InfoWars used their platforms to incite and enrage millions of listeners and followers by telling the the tragedy didn't happen. (Jones, for example, claimed no one died at Sandy Hook and that child actors were used in the “false flag” event designed to boost gun control measures.) It's also the story of how false conspiracy narratives and malicious misinformation have gained traction in today's America. Horner and Williamson spoke again a few weeks later following the tragic school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.This episode is a quick update recorded Aug. 13 after the trial of Alex Jones — the "InfoWars" broadcaster who features prominently in her book as the leading voice among Sandy Hook "deniers" — recently in Austin, Texas. Williamson provides a look back at the trial, reflects on the state of truth in the U.S., and what's next for Jones and the parents of Sandy Hook victims who've filed lawsuits against him.

Even with record-high appreciation of homes and soaring number of new households, there's good news for those searching to buy or rent a home in today's Home News. 

Even with record-high appreciation of homes and soaring number of new households, there's good news for those searching to buy or rent a home in today's Home News. 

Even with record-high appreciation of homes and soaring number of new households, there's good news for those searching to buy or rent a home in today's Home News.   

Photographers are gearheads. They're always throwing around brand names, model numbers, product specs.So when legendary photographer Eddie Adams asked today's guest, Dan Winters, if he knew how to handle a JD-450, it was a no-brainer. He had grown up with a JD-350. So yeah, the 450 would be no problem.But here's the funny thing: the JD-450 is not made by Nikon. Or Canon. Or Fuji. Or Leica. Not even his beloved Hasselblad. Nope. The JD-450 isn't made in Tokyo, Wetzlar, or Gothenburg.The John Deere 450 bulldozer is made in Dubuque, Iowa, USA.And what Eddie Adams urgently needed right at that moment, was someone to backfill, level, and compact a trench at his farm, which, coincidentally, was prepping to host the first-ever Eddie Adams Workshop, the world-renowned photojournalism seminar, at his farm in Sullivan County, New York, near the site of the 1969 Woodstock music festival.Get to know Dan Winters a little bit, and none of this will come as a surprise to you. It also won't surprise you that the bulldozer incident isn't even the funniest part of the story of how Winters got to New York City in 1988 to launch what has become one of the most distinguished careers in the history of editorial photography. A career which began with his first job at the News-Record, a 35,000-circulation newspaper in Thousand Oaks, California.The secret—spoiler alert—to his remarkable career, Winters will say, “is based in a belief that I'm being very thorough with my pursuits and being very realistic. I'm not lying to myself about the effort I'm putting into it. Because this is not a casual pursuit at all. This is 100 percent commitment.”Well, that, and out-of-this-world talent and vision.

Analysis of the record beef prices seen in marts this week, the latest on dairy markets, carbon emission target negotiations, pig protests, sexed semen use and turf all feature in this week's podcast. We also hear from the new secretary of the Tullamore FBD National Livestock Show Chelsea Cox McDonald on what attendees can expect this year.

Coomer and Sam Elliott are joined by Kareem Elgazzar, Senior Photojournalist for The Cincinnati Enquirer to chat about his start at The News Record, what it takes to be a great photojournalist, Cincinnati sports fandom, and more.  Check out Kareem's work on Twitter/Instagram (@ElgazzarBLVD) or at Cincinnati.com.  Cincy Slangin' has NEW MERCH!!! Go to 513Shirts.come to get you Slangin' t-shirt, hat, beanie, hoodie, coffee mug, sticker, and bucket hat!  https://www.513shirts.com/collections/cincy-slangin Music: "Cincinnati Hat" - Showtime Twitter: @CincySlangin Instagram: @CincySlangin Email: cincyslangin@gmail.com Website: https://cincyslangin.com   

On this episode of Kickin' It With Keeler, Ricky begins the show by looking at all the hype around the Bucs-Patriots game Sunday night as Tom Brady faces his former team. With all the talk around Brady and the criticism heaped on Belichick, Ricky wonders why a winner even has to be claimed as to who was more responsible for the Patriots six Super Bowl wins. As usual, you get the Top 5 NFL and College Football games of the weekend and we play NFL Word Association. In our college football segment, Cincinnati-Notre Dame is the headline matchup for Student Section Showdown and Owen Racer of the News Record joins Ricky to break down the Bearcats and their playoff chances, should they win this game. Finally, Ricky looks at the MLB playoff races with just 2 days left in the regular season as the NL West and the AL Wild Card matchup is yet to be decided. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Warning: explicit language. Gillette's News & Record published a letter to the editor claiming same-sex attraction is like alcoholism and is curable, and we have some goddamn questions for their editorial staff. Also, what would a fully automated luxury communist solution to Wyoming's winter driving look like? Support us at patreon.com/solidarityhouse 

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Yellowstone and Grand Teton shatter April attendance records, Zion sees a four-hour wait for its most popular hike, Biden's 2022 budget sees the largest appropriation for the National Park Service ever, an Instagramer apologizes, and so much more. It's time for this month's news round-up episode of the America's National Parks podcast. 

January 4, 2021 Rockingham County Commissioners Meeting(Wentworth, NC) - Audio of the January 4, 2021 meeting of the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners. The meeting was held at the Rockingham County Governmental Center in Wentworth, NC.AGENDA1. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN HALL2. INVOCATION - PASTOR DR. CURT DEAN, LAWNDALE BAPTIST CHURCH, GREENSBORO (Reidsville Resident)3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE4. APPROVAL OF JANUARY 4,2021 AGENDA5. RECOGNITIONSa. Resolution honoring James Michael "Mike" Millsb. Resolution honoring Elmer Thomas "Tom" Aldermanc. Resolution honoring Garland E. Paschal6. CONSENT AGENDA (Consent items as follows will be adopted with a single motion, second and vote, unless a request for removal from the Consent Agenda is heard from a Commissioner)A) Jennifer H. Woods, Clerk to the BoardApproval- November 16 and December 7,2020 Regular Meeting MinutesB) Pat Galloway, Director of Financial Services1. Approval - Budget Transfers for the Board of Election Budgeta. Approval- Transfer $10,000 from Regular Salaries to Temporary Salaries to cover payroll of temporary part time employees.b. Approval - Transfer $1,100 from BOE repair and maintenance line items to Public Buildings repair and maintenance line item to cover part of the $9,850 replacement cost of the BOE HVAC.c. Transfer $6,011 from precinct supplies to advertising to cover News & Record and Rockingham Now advertising bills received.2. Approval-Increase Public Health budget $187,140 for ELC Enhancing Detection grant awarded to prevent, prepare for and respond to COVID-19 by carrying out surveillance, epidemiology, laboratory capacity, infection control, mitigation, communications and other preparedness and response activities.C) Mark McClintock, Tax AdministratorApproval - Tax Refunds thru December 15, 2020D) Rodney Stewart, RCEMS Operations SupervisorApproval - EMS Financial Statement for November 2020E) Brittany Flynn, Animal Shelter DirectorApproval- Reappointment of Animal Cruelty Investigator; such term to expire December 31, 2021. Jessica L. DillonF) Carrie Spencer, Director of Community DevelopmentApproval- to Adopt a Resolution to Appoint Timothy Mack as Plat Review Officer for Rockingham CountyG) Crystal Norma, PTRC Aging Program PlannerApproval - Appointment to the Rockingham County Planning Committee for Services to the Elderly; term to expire December 31,2021. Eileen HaightH) Lance Metzler, County Manager1. Approval- Request for Road Addition - Scarlet Oak Court (0.15 mile) off River Willow Way (SR 2961) in the Reserve at Winsome Forest Subdivision- New Bethel Township2. Approval - Request for Road Addition - Marguerite Trace (0.20 mile) off Still Poplar Place (private) in the Reserve at Winsome Forest Subdivision- New Bethel Township3. Approval - Request for Road Addition - Still Poplar Place (0.15 mile) off Hush Hickory Trace (SR 2962) in the Reserve at Winsome Forest Subdivision- New Bethel Township4. Approval - Request for Road Addition - Sugar Maple Tree (0.21 mile) off Hush Hickory Trace (SR 2962) in the Reserve at Winsome Forest Subdivision- New Bethel Township5. Approval - Request for Road Addition - Scenic Oaks Drive (0.3 mile) off Lakeshore (SR 2990) in the Lake Forest (Phase 5) Subdivision- Simpsonville TownshipI) Rodney Cates, Emergency Services Director1. Approval - Use of $11 ,872 in Contingency Funds for Ambulance Replacement2. Approval - Fire District Commissioners; such terms to expire December 31, 2021:Monroeton Fire Department Bethany Fire DepartmentEllis O'Bryant, Wayne Griffin, Carlyle Butler Dennis Darnell, Clay Barham, Bret KinneyRuffin Fire DepartmentReid Pruitt, Tommy Strader, Jerry McGuireWentworth Fire DepartmentRussel Vernon, JR Mcinnis, Doug VickWilliamsburg Fire DepartmentJoe Boone, Ron Perkins, Michael McKinney, Tommy KimbroMadison/Mayodan Fire DepartmentRudy Hawkins, Corey M. Caple, Michael HatleyStoneville Fire DepartmentLarry Smith, Lonnie Sechrist, Roy Holcomb, Yarborough, Sr.North Stoneyview Fire DepartmentLarry Smith, Bruce Eigner, Rita Shelton HudsonShiloh Fire DepartmentKenneth E. Tuttle, Toni P. Kallam, Tommy LunsfordNorthwest Rockingham Fire DepartmentWilliam Vaden, Benny Wayne Joyce, William (George) CaseHuntsville Fire DepartmentSeth Baden, Bobby Tilley, Linda KnightOregon Hill Fire DepartmentBruce Ellington, AI Strader, David HundleyYanceyville Road Fire DepartmentClyde Douglas Guy, James F. Murray,Jacobs Creek Fire DepartmentTim McMillon, Donnie Tucker, Milton D. AlleyLeaksville Fire DepartmentMark (Tony) Hines Jr., Bill Goldston, CharlesDraper Fire DepartmentPaul Dishman, Anthony South, BookerCasville Fire DepartmentMitch Foster, Erie Lillard, Gordon SatterfieldPelham Fire DepartmentBrandon Cannon, Jessica Cannon, Linda WhitlowSummerfield Fire DepartmentCarl A. Clayton, Lisa Pills, Mike Page Sr.Stokesdale Fire DepartmentLaura Gibson, James R. Southard, Patricia C. GentryStokes-Rockingham Fire DepartmentWendy Martin, Ray Snyder, Henry WoodsRuffin Fire DepartmentJames Holmes III, Daniel Purgason3. Approval- Local Fire Fighter's Relief Fund Board Members; such terms to expireDecember 31 , 2021:Monroeton Fire DepartmentWayne McBride, Richard WyrickWentworth Fire DepartmentJeffrey Johnston, Russell VernonMadison Fire DepartmentJimmy Shelton, David Stewart, Kem BryantStoneville Fire DepartmentJames T. Craddock, Chuck HundleyShiloh Fire DepartmentHerbert Young, Ronnie Manuel, John Cruise, Duane RhodesWilliamsburg Fire DepartmentSteven Perkins, Eddie ColemanMayodan Fire DepartmentDavid Holland, Darrell Allred, David Vaden,North StoneyView Fire DepartmentMarty White, Rita SheltonBethany Fire DepartmentJason Davis, Donald AustinOregon Hill Fire Department Yanceyville Road Fire DepartmentNeal Miller, Jay Capps, Dwain Strader, Kevin Miller, David Hundley Paul D. Ellis, Heather WorleyNorthwest Rockingham Fire DepartmentJames Lawrence, Randy Cardwell, Mason James, George Case, Stan AllenHuntsville Fire DepartmentGary B. Fox, Kendell Kendricks, Anthony Edwards, Bobby Tilley, Allan WoodJ) Appointment of Commissioner Mark Richardson to the NCACC Goals Committee7. PUBLIC COMMENT8. PRESENTATION OF THE FY 2019-2020 AUDITED FINANCIAL REPORT - TIM MCNEISH, ELLIOT DAVIS AUDITING FIRM9. DR. MARK KINLAW, PRESIDENT ROCKINGHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGEWORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER UPDATE10. SHATARRA WILLIAMS, TELEMON CORPORATION - PROJECT PRIDEPROJECT PRIDE CSBG APPLICATION - ROCKINGHAM COUNTY $201,63811. NEW BUSINESSLANCE METZLER, COUNTY MANAGER - CDBG-CV UPDATE12. COMMISSIONER COMMENTS13. ADJOURN# # #

My guest on Episode 194 of The Brooklyn Blast Furnace is former drummer for White Zombie, Ivan de Prume! Born in Brooklyn, then moved to Lower Manhattan where he eventually met Sean Yseult, who eventually became the bass player for White Zombie. They formed a short lived band called, "Life". Then enter Rob Cummings, also known as Rob "Dirt" Straker also known as Rob Zombie. Sean and Rob formed the band, then after their first EP "Gods on Voodoo Moon", their drummer left so they called on Ivan. He remained with the band until the middle of the "La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1" tour. Releasing three full length records and a couple EP's before they signed to Geffen Records and released La Sexorcisto. He went on to produce records and had a band called "Healer" and a side project or two. He histed a weekly metal show in Portland, Oregon and continues to live a good life out there. Definitely a lot of fun to chop it up with him. Enjoy.

In today's episode of Let's Talk Chelsea I reflect more on the 4-0 win over Sevilla last night in the UEFA Champions League. Praise for Olivier Giroud after scoring four goals, a transfer update on David Alaba to Chelsea and quotes from Hakim Ziyech on Chelsea trying to win the Premier League title this season.

Tonight’s federal budget is expected to include unprecedented levels of spending to boost the pandemic-hit economy, and the biggest deficit in history of around $200 billion. Also in tonight's bulletin, a bill passes Senate to make law and arts degrees more expensive in Australia.

In this episode of NFL Fantasy Matchup, Tommy and Jed look at the news and notes coming out of Week 2 of Training Camp, their final four teams and Super Bowl Winner, and their predictions for the 4 breakout players of 2020.

Dallas Cowboys rumors today focus on big-names like Randy Gregory, CeeDee Lamb and Jaylon Smith. But there’s also a Cowboys trade rumor on Jaylen Samuels and discussion on a Cowboys record prediction. The Cowboys got CeeDee Lamb in the NFL Draft but the hype train has already gotten out of control. Michael Irvin is hyping up Lamb at a pace that, frankly, doesn’t help the rookie WR. Speaking of Lamb - get his jersey for under $80 right now: http://chatsports.com/ceedeejersey/ Cowboys news on Randy Gregory, who remains in NFL limbo. He’s not been reinstated yet, but hasn’t been told ‘no’ yet either. And he’s taking out his frustrations on Twitter with his NFLPA rep. Jaylon Smith is switching to the WLB spot, which means he might be blitzing more. ESPN’s Bill Barnwell says the Cowboys are likely going to improve this season. And Cowboys Report host Tom Downey completely agrees because he’s said this for months now! The Cowboys might have gone 8-8 last year, but they should be expecting a better result this year. Cowboys rumors also include trading for Jaylen Samuels, the Steelers RB, which makes sense in light of the Jamize Olawale opt-out. But what would be the trade value and cost? There’s also the question of the biggest concern for the Cowboys - which is at CB. Here’s the full list of Cowboys Rumors: - Cowboys Set To Improve? - Cowboys Record Prediction? - CeeDee Lamb Hype Train Out Of Control? - Trade For Jaylen Samuels? - Randy Gregory Still In Limbo? - Jaylon Smith Blitzing More? - Corner Biggest Concern? Get FREE Dallas Cowboys YouTube videos by subbing to the Cowboys Report: https://www.youtube.com/dallascowboysreport?sub_confirmation=1 Cowboys Report host Tom Downey’s DMs are open: Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/whatgoingdowney Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TomDowneyChatSports Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatgoingdowney More Dallas Cowboys Report videos can be seen on Facebook on the Dallas Cowboys by Chat Sports Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/cowboysworlddallas/ Keep up with Cowboys News on our website: http://www.chatsports.com/dallas-cowboys Want NFL News and rumors videos? Subscribe to Chat Sports on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/chatsportstv?sub_confirmation=1 Watch NFL coverage from Chat Sports on Facebook too: http://www.facebook.com/chatsports Follow Chat Sports on social media for NFL updates: https://www.facebook.com/chatsports https://www.twitter.com/chatsports https://www.instagram.com/chatsports For news, stats and scores personalized to your favorite teams, download the Chat Sports app: https://www.chatsports.com/app

A Hot Air Balloon Makes Emergency Landing in Illinois Neighborhood, House used for 'Golden Girls' exterior shots listed for $3 million, Italian commune's 1,319.5-pound block of cheese breaks Guinness record, Company offers $1,000 to play 50 hours of 'Animal Crossing,' Michigan jewelry store's inventory buried for statewide 'treasure hunt,' & more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegoodnightshow/support

Happy 4th of July! We all need some good news and in this episode, I talk about the record-breaking jobs gain that just took place as well as the historic USMCA trade agreement that went into effect--another Trump campaign promise fulfilled. PLUS, I talk about why Independence Day is one of my favorite holidays based on when I was a kid. https://usmca.com/ https://ustr.gov/trade-agreements/free-trade-agreements/united-states-mexico-canada-agreement ----- You can also watch this episode on Gayle's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/gayletrotterrightindc Follow Gayle Trotter-- WEBSITE: gayletrotter.com TWITTER: twitter.com/gayletrotter PARLER: @gayletrotter FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/gayle.s.trotter INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/gayle_trotter/ Support: www.patreon.com/gayletrotter Voice-Over Artist: Rick Regan voice123.com/rickregan/

Today's top headlines: Employment meltdown: More than 20,800 Northwest Georgians out of work in April. Jobless rates soar to 12.7 to 17.1 percent across Floyd, Bartow, Gordon, Polk, Chattooga counties. Gordon County sheriff: Tennessee couple held on numerous charges following armed standoff at the Express Inn near Calhoun. State death count at 1,933, up by 236 over 7 days; third largest gain to date. Floyd sees highest increase in positive cases in week ending Wednesday. Kemp on TV at 4 p.m. Business: Greater Community Bank opens lobbies on Monday. Berry reopens campus, weekends only, starting June 13. River Ratz: No floating this summer. Politics: Latest updates on absentee ballots, from new drop boxes to today's media briefing to scanning -- not counting -- those ballots starting June 3 in some areas. Guest column: Whit Whitaker on what Herb's Barber Shop meant to West Rome: It 'stood as an example of where and how true community is formed.' Ware Mechanical Weather Center: Two-thirds of an inch of rain today as showers, storms continue. Highs in the low to mid 80s into the weekend. Truett's Chick-fil-A Sports Update: Delay of game for announcing early college football starts. Rant of the Day: Nearly 21,000 of our neighbors were unemployed in April, the latest and continuing fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. A county-by-county look on our Hometown Headlines' website today shows just how severe the numbers are. In Floyd County, nearly 6,000 were without jobs with an unemployment rate of 13.5 percent. A year ago April, the jobless rate was 3.2 percent. In Bartow County, more than 7,000 were out of work with a 14.8 percent unemployment rate. A year earlier, a record low or near-record low of 2.9 percent was posted. Sadly, these reports will only empower the "Open Georgia" crowd even as our state's death count approaches 2,000 victims since March 5. Those Clorox drinkers got vocal on Wednesday when a local business owner announced he's closing for the season, in part because of safety concerns. Some of the reaction was not just nasty but bitter. As some of these commenting were from the business community, we hope their employers and customers react accordingly and send them to the unemployment lines. Let's see what they say then. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-druckenmiller/support

It’s Wednesday, May 27, 2020. Welcome to Raging Chicken’s Out d’Coup podcast. This is Kevin Mahoney, editor, and founder of Raging Chicken Press. On today’s show, we’ve got a Raging Chicken interview with Brian Bailie. Bailie is an Assistant Professor of rhetoric and composition at the University of Cincinnati’s Blue Ash College. He’s got some new articles that hitting the interwebs in the weeks ahead: “Are We an Academic Journal? Editing as Ethical Practice for Change,” in Reflections: A Journal of Community Engaged Writing and Rhetoric. That’s authored with Steve Parks and the article, “So, Richard Spencer is Coming to Your Campus. How He was Allowed on, and How You Can Confront Him,” due out soon in Present Tense: A Journal of Rhetoric in Society. I wanted to talk to Brian today about the ways COVID-19 is giving cover for the wholesale destruction of public higher education.  What’s happening at Ohio University? Since the beginning of the month, OU has eliminated the jobs of at least 340 people coupled with the retirement of another 88. 74 of those retiring are faculty members. The cuts have included layoffs of 53 instructional faculty and the elimination of 149 administrative positions. Most recently, OU announced cuts to 40% of the faculty at their regional campuses. All these cuts have been done with the cover of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s like Margaret Thatcher has returned from the dead to remind us “there’s nothing we can do.” Is this just a force of nature or are we seeing disaster capitalism on steroids? At the University of Cincinnati, we see similar patterns of cut, gut, and punish with one significant difference. While faculty members are discouraged from using the copier for class handouts in the name of saving money, the university has been on a spending spree when it comes to NCAA Division I athletics. According to an excellent investigative report by UC’s student newspaper, The News Record, records show that while UC had an athletic deficit of $5.6 million in 2005, in 2019 that deficit increased five-fold to $29.7 million. What’s that meant for faculty teaching on the University of Cincinnati’s campuses? We’ll ask Brian about that.  UC’s budgeting schemes will sound like they come from the same playbook that we see right here in PA’s State System of Higher Education. Maybe because it is.  And in a time when the most vulnerable are the most at risk, Ohio’s labor laws are double jeopardy for adjunct faculty.  Bailie highlights the fightback coming from AAUP:UC and discusses how important it is to have collective bargaining rights and an active union. He also clues us in on an awesome student organizing effort at UC called Boldly Bankrupt.  And on today’s last call, we’ll look for temporary diversions from COVID-19 and the disaster capitalists to see if we can get Brian to give us some beer recommendations from his neck of the woods. I’m wearing a Rheingeist Brewing hat in his honor! Here’s some of Bailie’s recs: Mad Tree Brewing in Cincinnati:  Check out Lift - “crisp golden ale” and Psychopathy - bright citrus and floral IPA coming in around 6.9%.  Saunder Brewing in Mason, OH.  Christian Moerlein Brewing Co. in Cincinnati.  And, Bailie gives the shout out to the employee-owned, sustainable ethos brewery New Belgium from Colorado. He says you should definitely check out their new Fat Tire Belgium White.   We close out looking at signs of hope and resistance.

Pro Football Focus has ranked 4 Irish OL in the top 30 returning in 2020. We have some news about a 2020 opponent. Why does the number of underclassmen declaring for the draft continue to increase? A preview of the rematch with the Syracuse Orance in South Bend! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pro Football Focus has ranked 4 Irish OL in the top 30 returning in 2020. We have some news about a 2020 opponent. Why does the number of underclassmen declaring for the draft continue to increase? A preview of the rematch with the Syracuse Orance in South Bend! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Heather French Henry, or Heather Renee French, or as I once knew her, just “Heather” the page designer. Or maybe the-one-who-would-not-go-out-with-us, as I would remind her. Heather French Henry, right, and Joe Wessels Heather and I have known each other since college, where she was the very kind, very capable DAAP fashion design major and, apparently, a beauty pageant contestant who happened to kill some time doing ad design and layout at the illustrious University of Cincinnati student newspaper, The News Record. That also happened to be the same student newspaper where I cut my teeth in journalism, was … Read the rest

In this episode, we discuss the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand's latest monthly update. 10 out of 17 regions reached record house prices, and the median house price in New Zealand was up $22.5K up on last month, to a record high of $630K. This is fantastic news for property investors and owners of property, as it means they will have more wealth in their portfolios on average. There is also good news because Auckland City and Christchurch City also achieved record prices, even as the regions have been relatively sluggish over that period. All up this is good news for the property market as we head into 2020.

In this episode of Podcast More Life, we welcome commercial photographer and owner of Rooted Media House based in Cincinnati, OH 22-year-old Nick Brown. Nick Brown comes on to the podcast to share his story of discovering his passion for photography in high school and how he quickly turned it into a thriving business in a matter of a single year. Join us as we discuss finding your passion and the power of believing in yourself. Nick shares how his confidence and skill set helped him truly realize his potential. Moreover, Nick shares his story of dropping out of college to pursue his passion full-time and shares some tips if you're debating doing the same thing. He even shares what it was like to share the decision with friends and family and how it all impacted his social life. Nick is one of the most humble and nice dudes one can ever hope to meet. Listen in as Nick humbly shares his crazy fast story of success and the many accolades and accomplishments he's already attained and he's not even 25 years old. You don't want to miss out on this incredible podcast where we learn about the power of positive thinking, hard work, and betting on yourself and your dreams. Nick Brown Bio: I have always been intrigued by art and design, but it wasn't until October of 2014 that I picked up a camera for the first time. Less than 6 months after taking my first photo on a DSLR, I won a statewide competition for photography, which qualified me for nationals. Over 20,000 students went into the photography competition at all the state levels, and I came out with 6th place honors at the national level. This was when I decided I was going to pursue photography not just as a hobby, but as a way to make a living. Thus two days after orientation for Computer Science at the University of Cincinnati, I decided to change my major to Photojournalism. Within the first week of class, I decided to get involved with the student newspaper, The News Record (TNR). The first event I shot for TNR was a soccer game, which was also the first time I had ever shot sports. I quickly adapted to shooting sports, and became the go-to guy for sports for TNR. By the time second semester rolled around, there was an opening for the Chief Photographer spot. Through all the hard work I put in for sports and other events, I was honored with receiving the position of Chief Photographer for TNR as a freshman. Through my first three semesters at UC, over 300 of my photos were published in print at The News Record. I covered an array of exciting events like Bill Clinton visiting Cincinnati, the 2016 Men's Basketball American Athletic Conference Championship in Orlando, Florida, covering the pro-soccer team FC Cincinnati, and shooting a Cleveland Cavaliers game. Currently I am in my second year at UC, but I have decided to take a semester off from college and step down from the Chief Photographer position at TNR. Why you may ask? First and foremost I can't afford to go into further debt. Oh, and I also started a photography business that I'm trying to get to gain more traction. In September of 2016, I started up a photography business with my friend Michael Millay called Cincy Rooted. We developed in the Cincinnati area and kept on growing very quickly. Thus in the summer of 2017, we changed our name to Rooted Media House, making it easier for us to expand beyond the Cincinnati region, while still staying true to our city by keeping rooted in the name. You can continue to learn about my journey by heading over to our website: www.RootedMediaHouse.com

Coomer and Hummer dive into the upcoming season by reviewing who is actually on the team (1:20). We then review what are the THREE BURNING QUESTIONS for the upcoming basketball season (9:20). Finally, Sam Elliott, the former Sports Editor of the News Record, calls in to deep-dive the returning players and what we should expect from them in 2019-2020 (30:30). Three Burning Questions:1. Who do the Bearcats address the PG position? 2. Who will be playing the '5' for the Bearcats? 3. How well can John Brannen implement a new style of play for a team that has seen high turnover? Music: Showtime - "Cincinnati Hat" // University of Cincinnati Band - "Down the Drive" Twitter: @CincySlanginEmail: cincyslangin@gmail.com

D23 news super fast • Disneyland new parade Magic Happens • California Adventure- Avengers campus - Spider-Man ride and Pym Test Kitchen phase one. Phase two Quinjet ride to wakanda. • Hong Kong frozen land, frozen ever after clone plus Wandering Oaken's Sliding Sleighs roller coaster • Disney Springs New Cirque du Soleil show based on daughter of a Disney animator. • Epcot splitting future world into world discovery, world celebration, world nature. • Spaceship Earth to get refurbed • Cosmic Rewind name of GotG ride. • Space 220 name of space restaurant • Dreamers point to be added • Statue of Walt • Harmonius permanent replacement for Illuminations • Uk pavilion to add Cherry Tree lane and Mary Poppins Attraction. • At Hollywood Studios Galaxy’s Edge hotel named Galatia’s Starcruiser experience - ship called the Halycon. • New app for Disney World, Disney Genie. • Outside D23, Galaxy’s Edge officially opened at WDW. Press given first look inside Rise of the Resistance. • New six flags park for Saudi Arabia announced to feature worlds tallest and fastest roller coaster Falcons Flight. • Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey is getting Jersey Devil Coaster in 2020 which will be the worlds fastest, tallest, longest single-rail coaster. • Hurricane Dorian looks set to hit Central Florida this weekend. • Movie land park in Italy had a track collapse on their mini monorail “Back to the Backstage”. 7 people were reported injured in the incident And that's it for this week's Theme Park news in a minute. If you have any comments of questions please leave them in the section down below. On Sunday ... As always you can check us out our on twitter @themeparknut or our blog themeparknut.com. Don't forget to subscribe. Until next time,

In this episode of The Randy Report: • The new Congress is sworn in with a record number of LGBTQ lawmakers • Donald Trump scored a victory in court this week regarding his proposed ban on transgender military service members • Comedian Kevin Hart's homophobic tweets & jokes landed him on Ellen DeGeneres' couch • And Madonna surprised the crowd at the iconic Stonewall Inn on New Year's Eve All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report

In this episode of The Randy Report: • The new Congress is sworn in with a record number of LGBTQ lawmakers • Donald Trump scored a victory in court this week regarding his proposed ban on transgender military service members • Comedian Kevin Hart's homophobic tweets & jokes landed him on Ellen DeGeneres' couch • And Madonna surprised the crowd at the iconic Stonewall Inn on New Year's Eve All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report

              NEWS Record labels are hiring college campus reps again The Musical Instrument industry is doing better than expected, but there are some surprises GUEST Producer, composer and songwriter Clarence Jey The post Episode #205 – Campus Label Reps Are Back, The Latest MI Report, And Producer Clarence Jey appeared first on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast.

News: - Record labels changing strategy in how they market their artists - Producer George Martin passes away Interviews: - Former Taylor Swift Manager Rick Barker (check out his very cool and useful Social Media For Music video)

News: – Record labels changing strategy in how they market their artists – Producer George Martin passes away Interviews: – Former Taylor Swift Manager Rick Barker (check out his very cool and useful Social Media For Music video) The post Episode #101 – Record Labels Changing Strategy, George Martin Passes Away, and Former Taylor Swift Manager Rick Barker appeared first on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast.

John Temple teaches reporting and writing courses at West Virginia University. His specialty area is narrative nonfiction writing. His new book 2016 Edgar Award nominee “American Pain” chronicles how two young felons built the largest painkiller distribution ring in the United States. The book, published by Rowman & Littlefield, also explores the massive rise in the use and abuse of narcotic painkillers over the past two decades. Temple is the author of two previous nonfiction books: “The Last Lawyer: The Fight to Save Death Row Inmates” (2009) and “Deadhouse: Life in a Coroner’s Office” (2005). In 2010, “The Last Lawyer” won the Scribes Book Award from the American Society of Legal Writers. More information about Temple’s books can be found at www.johntemplebooks.com. Prior to teaching at WVU, Temple taught and studied creative nonfiction writing at the University of Pittsburgh, where he earned an M.F.A. Temple worked in the newspaper business for six years. He was the health/education reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, a general assignment reporter for the News & Record in Greensboro, N.C., and a government and politics reporter for the Tampa Tribune in Tampa, Fla. Hollee Schwartz Temple is a journalist-turned-lawyer-turned-professor at West Virginia University College of Law. She is the co-author of Harlequin's "Good Enough is the New Perfect" and the textbook "West Virginia Legal Research." After graduating at the top of her class with a combined bachelor’s and master’s degree from Northwestern, Hollee headed to Duke University School of Law. She graduated in 1999 and began a four-year stint as a litigation associate at a large Pittsburgh law firm. After her first son was born in 2002, Hollee returned to her firm part-time before joining the WVU faculty the next year. An active scholar and speaker, Hollee has been published in newspapers (including the Miami Herald, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and Michigan City News-Dispatch), national law reviews and legal writing publications. She has conducted seminars on generational issues and projecting professionalism in writing for large law firms. John and Hollee have also been small business owners since 2013, when they opened the Morgantown, West Virginia's party destination beauty salon known as "The Beauty Bar." Notes from the show: John takes 6 months to a year to put together a book proposal. Hollee's proposal on her first book took 3-4 months. A book proposal contains sample chapters, outline, and Hollee's included a national survey she and her co-author Beck conducted. Mentioned: The New Times article "Pain and Gain", David Simon's book Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets and the eponymous television show. Warner Brothers bought the rights to "American Pain," to be adapted for the screen by Melisa Wallack. "Figuring out who you want to talk to and who is at the center of your story and how to find them is a large portion of the process."  "There's a human compulsion to tell your story." "You can ask anybody almost anything as long as the think you really want to know [the answer]." Mentioned: "Dreamland" - Sam Quinones "It's a daily struggle [to balance work and home life]. And only one of us could be working on a book at one time." The Beauty Bar draws on a theme from Hollee's book that women deserve to feel beautiful. The California model of a "blowout bar" didn't translate to Morgantown, WV, so they pivoted the Beauty Bar to providing many more salon services. Managing staff and personalities is the toughest part of being a small business owner. Hollee is a big fan of BNI. Mentioned: "The Price of Nice Nails" Hollee gained a competitive advantage through social media and working with Mom blogs. They are able to juggle home life and work a little more now that their kids are older. Priorities change as children grow. The kids are integrated into their work life.  Academic jobs allow for their lifestyle. Hollee can oversee a large staff by living close and having 10 security cameras connected to her cell phone. Best business advice: Hollee's: "I'm the heart of the business. I can't just give that away." John's: "Stick with it until the 18 month point." Best book writing advice: John's: "You have to schedule your writing into your day and give it a prime spot in your day." Hollee's: "I got up at 5 to write for a couple of hours before everyone else got up." Recommended book: "The War of Art" by Steven Pressfield This podcast hosted by New York attorney Michael Prywes was sponsored by Prywes Schwartz, PLLC, a law firm devoted to artists and entrepreneurs. This podcast may contain attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee future outcomes.

Marshall's News; Record time for panda sex; Final Thoughts.

Stephen, Griffin and Jody yank out their soapboxes to discuss the controversies surrounds Adventures of Superman #1, pull out all of the stops on Uncanny X-Men #1 and Batman #17, and put to bed a medical emergency, all in an hour! Show Notes: "Orson Scott Card's Superman comic causes a furor" at USA Today.com. "Petition protests Greensboro writer of comics" at News & Record.com. "Comic writer Jeff Parker speaks on Superman, Orson Scott Card controvery" at News & Record.com. Free Comic Book Day and Comic Book City Con guest Thomas Boatwright's online basecamps, Sequential Matinee.com and Boatwright Artwork.com! Comics at the Table! - Uncanny X-Men #1, Batman #17, Ghostbusters #1, Secret Avengers #1, Avengers Assemble #12 and Powers Bureau #1! Honorable Mentions! - It's a Bird, Cemetery Blues and Zeke Deadwood!

We're very pleased to bring you the Acme Comics Womanthology Summit with Ming Doyle, Chrissie Zullo and Janet Lee in (almost) its entirety! This was one of the most thought-provoking and progressive discussions we've heard in the world of comics, and we need to thank Jennifer Fernandez from the News & Record and Dr. Johnson at Bennett College for helping us make the whole thing possible! We hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Then Jermaine, Stephen and Frank are joined by new sound engineer Griffin to do a tanget-ridden, winding edition of Comics at the Table! Show Notes: Comics Beat, the comics blog of Heidi MacDonald, as mentioned by Ming Doyle during the panel. "Womanthology Artists Participate in Acme Comics Panel" at Yes Weekly.com. Comics at the Table - Avenging Spider-man #4, Secret Avengers #23, Flash #6, Prophet #22, All Star Western #6, the Ray #3, Invincible Ultimate Collection #7, and Wally West EC Artist's Edition.